>>>>>Um... apart from it being a paraphrase of a Camel album title, what are the conotations of this sentence? Context?
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>>>>He's found a high vantage point from where His house can be seen. People like to point out familiar ladmarks when they're up high. 3:-(
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>>>>Camel eh? All I can remeber of them is that they had an album "The Land of Pink and Grey" In the 80's that colour combo was very de rigeur in the UK for home decoration.
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>>>Blyaccchs... pardon my Serbian.
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>>As you can imagine - this means nothing to me...
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>Just try to pronounce it, you'll get it. There are only three words in Serbian that begin with blj-, one means bland, tasteless, the other means to vomit, and the third denotes the dirty sludge when the snow is half thawed.

Whereas I'd agree that the joke is tasteless and execrable, the first thing I did do was try and pronounce the word with hope of deriving an English word. Depending on the pronunciation, I came up with bollocks or someone throwing up; the first suggests that I talk such, but I wouldn't knoe which bit IS bollocks; the seconds ... well, I've no idea.